Aluminum Alloy Cabinet Handle and Knob
Modern cabinet hardware in brushed silver or black, sold as a single handle or knob with matching screws.
from $20.95single
Cabinet hardware, handles and pulls for kitchens, baths and built-ins
Cabinet pulls and handles
13 products from $20.95, free shipping over $49. Arrives in 8-16 days. 30-day returns.
This is where you find cabinet hardware that fits the way you open a drawer. We carry 13 cabinet pulls and handles, from slim aluminum bars to solid brass knurl grips and wood and brass mixes. Each listing gives you the hole centers, the material and the screws, so you can match what you already have or start fresh.
Products
Knurl / Nickel bar pull
Diamond-knurled solid brass bar pull in brushed nickel, seven sizes from 3-3/4 to 12-5/8 in hole centers
from $32.95each
Wood and Brass Cabinet Pull
Solid brass and wood pull for cabinets and drawers, sold as a single with screws included.
from $21.95single
Knurl / Round-foot pull
Knurled solid brass bar on flat round feet, brushed brass, in 3-3/4, 5-1/16 and 8-13/16 in hole centers
from $36.95each
Hide / Slim Cabinet Pull
A slim aluminum pull that mounts from the back for a clean, handle-free look on drawers and cabinet doors
$23.95single
Line / Ball-foot pull
Smooth brushed brass bar on two ball feet, six sizes from 2-1/2 to 8-13/16 in hole centers
from $29.95each
Knurl / Stainless Steel Cabinet Pull
A stainless steel pull or knob with a textured grip, sold as a single piece for kitchen and bath cabinets.
from $20.95single
Line / Flat D pull
Flat solid brass D pull with rounded ends, in brushed brass, coffee bronze or matte black
from $31.95each
The Long Bent Brass Cabinet Pull
A solid brass pull with a soft bend, 16-5/8 in long, for wardrobes, drawers and cabinet doors.
from $29.95single
Heritage / Antique bar pull
Slim brass bar pull with turned end caps and an antique finish, 3-3/4 to 12-5/8 in hole centers
from $32.95each
Curve / Brass Cup Pull
A solid brass cup pull with a soft curve, for drawers and cabinet doors in four finishes.
from $31.95
Arc / Split pull
Half-round solid brass pull in mirrored left and right versions, for pairs of doors
from $39.95each
Black Nylon Pull Handle
A smooth black nylon pull for cabinet doors and drawers, sold as a single handle with two M4 screws.
from $23.95single
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How to choose a cabinet pull or handle
Start with how the cabinet gets used. A drawer that opens with two fingers is fine with a slim pull. A wide pantry door or a heavy trash pull-out wants a longer bar and a deeper grip.
Think about the shape of your hand and the shape of the front. A round bar is easy to grab from any angle. A flat strap sits close to the door and reads as a clean line. A cup pull gives you a lip to hook, which suits lower drawers and bins.
Finish ties the room together. Brushed brass warms up white cabinets. Matte black and brushed nickel read cooler and more modern. Antique brass sits well with older homes and natural wood.
Sizes, hole centers and measuring
Hole centers are the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes. This is the number that matters most when you replace hardware. Measure from the center of one screw hole to the center of the other. Do not measure the overall length of the pull.
Our pulls cover a wide range of hole centers:
- 2-1/2 to 8-13/16 in (64 to 224 mm) on the Line / Ball-foot pull, six sizes
- 3-3/4, 5-1/16, 6-5/16 or 7-9/16 in (96, 128, 160 or 192 mm) on the Line / Flat D pull
- 3-3/4, 5-1/16 or 8-13/16 in (96, 128 or 224 mm) on the Knurl / Round-foot pull
- 3-3/4 to 12-5/8 in (96 to 320 mm) on the Heritage / Antique bar pull, six sizes
- 3-3/4 to 12-5/8 in (96 to 320 mm) on the Knurl / Nickel bar pull, seven sizes
- 3-3/4 or 5-1/16 in (96 or 128 mm) on the Arc / Split pull
If you are drilling new holes, pick one hole center and use it across the kitchen. Common choices are 3-3/4 in (96 mm) for standard drawers and 5-1/16 in (128 mm) for wider doors. Longer bars, up to 12-5/8 in (320 mm), suit appliance panels and tall pantry doors.
Projection is how far the pull stands off the door. The Heritage / Antique bar pull projects 1 in (25 mm). The Knurl / Round-foot pull projects 1-7/16 in (36 mm). The Knurl / Nickel bar pull projects 1-5/16 in (34 mm). More projection gives your fingers more room. Less projection keeps a low profile.
Materials and finishes
Solid brass is the heavy, warm option. It takes a brushed brass finish, an antique brass finish or a brushed nickel finish, and it holds up to daily use. The Arc / Split pull, Curve / Brass Cup Pull, The Long Bent Brass Cabinet Pull, Line / Flat D pull, Line / Ball-foot pull, Knurl / Round-foot pull and Knurl / Nickel bar pull are all solid brass.
Stainless steel is the cool, tough choice. The Knurl / Stainless Steel Cabinet Pull has a 15/16 in (24 mm) diameter and a diamond knurl grip.
Aluminum alloy is light and clean. The Aluminum Alloy Cabinet Handle and Knob and the Hide / Slim Cabinet Pull both use it.
Black nylon is quiet and soft to the touch. The Black Nylon Pull Handle is a good fit for a shop, a garage or a utility cabinet.
Wood and brass brings two materials together. The Wood and Brass Cabinet Pull uses solid brass with walnut or beech wood.
Mounting and screws
Most of our pulls fix from the back with two screws. That means you mount the screw through the hole in the door and into the pull. The Curve / Brass Cup Pull, The Long Bent Brass Cabinet Pull, Line / Flat D pull, Knurl / Stainless Steel Cabinet Pull, Hide / Slim Cabinet Pull, Knurl / Round-foot pull and Wood and Brass Cabinet Pull all fix from the back.
The Black Nylon Pull Handle fixes from the front with two screws. The Aluminum Alloy Cabinet Handle and Knob fixes from the back with two screws.
Screw length depends on your door thickness. The Knurl / Stainless Steel Cabinet Pull and the Wood and Brass Cabinet Pull both include 1 in (25 mm) and 1-3/4 in (45 mm) screws. The Curve / Brass Cup Pull includes M4 x 20 mm self-tapping screws. The Black Nylon Pull Handle includes two M4 screws. The Long Bent Brass Cabinet Pull includes 1 in (25 mm) screws. Matching screws come with the Aluminum Alloy Cabinet Handle and Knob and the Hide / Slim Cabinet Pull.
Care
Wipe with a dry cloth. That is all these pulls need. Keep water and cleaners off the surface, and dry the pull after a spill. A soft cloth keeps brushed and antique finishes looking even.
Pulls and knobs together
A common layout is a pull on every drawer and a knob on every door, or a pull on both. The Aluminum Alloy Cabinet Handle and Knob gives you a matched handle and knob in one listing. If you want a single look across the kitchen, pick one family and stay with it, like the Line / Flat D pull in brushed brass, coffee bronze or matte black.
| Product | Material and finish | Hole centers | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aluminum Alloy Cabinet Handle and Knob | Aluminum alloy | Not listed | A matched handle and knob set |
| Black Nylon Pull Handle | Black nylon | Not listed | Shop, garage and utility cabinets |
| Arc / Split pull | Solid brass, brushed brass | 3-3/4 or 5-1/16 in (96 or 128 mm) | A half-round look, left or right |
| Curve / Brass Cup Pull | Solid brass | Not listed, 5.9 x 0.94 in (150 x 24 mm) overall | Lower drawers and bins |
| Heritage / Antique bar pull | Brass, antique brass | 3-3/4 to 12-5/8 in (96 to 320 mm), six sizes | Older homes and natural wood |
| The Long Bent Brass Cabinet Pull | Solid brass | Not listed | A long, bent bar with a soft curve |
| Line / Flat D pull | Solid brass, brushed brass, coffee bronze or matte black | 3-3/4, 5-1/16, 6-5/16 or 7-9/16 in (96, 128, 160 or 192 mm) | A flat strap with rounded ends |
| Knurl / Stainless Steel Cabinet Pull | Stainless steel | Not listed, 15/16 in (24 mm) diameter | A cool, tough diamond knurl grip |
| Line / Ball-foot pull | Brass, brushed brass | 2-1/2 to 8-13/16 in (64 to 224 mm), six sizes | A round bar on ball feet |
| Hide / Slim Cabinet Pull | Aluminum alloy | Not listed | A slim, low profile bar |
| Knurl / Round-foot pull | Solid brass, brushed brass | 3-3/4, 5-1/16 or 8-13/16 in (96, 128 or 224 mm) | A fine knurl grip with smooth ends |
| Wood and Brass Cabinet Pull | Solid brass and walnut or beech wood | Not listed | A warm mix of wood and brass |
| Knurl / Nickel bar pull | Solid brass, brushed nickel | 3-3/4 to 12-5/8 in (96 to 320 mm), seven sizes | A diamond knurl along the bar |
Questions
How do I measure hole centers on a cabinet pull?
Measure from the center of one mounting hole to the center of the other. That number is the hole center. Do not measure the full length of the pull. Match it to the listing before you buy.
What size cabinet pull should I use for drawers and doors?
A 3-3/4 in (96 mm) hole center suits standard drawers. A 5-1/16 in (128 mm) hole center suits wider doors. Longer bars, up to 12-5/8 in (320 mm), fit appliance panels and tall pantry doors.
Do the pulls come with screws?
Most do. The Knurl / Stainless Steel Cabinet Pull and the Wood and Brass Cabinet Pull include 1 in (25 mm) and 1-3/4 in (45 mm) screws. The Curve / Brass Cup Pull includes M4 x 20 mm screws. The Black Nylon Pull Handle includes two M4 screws.
Which material is best for a kitchen or bath?
Solid brass holds up well and comes in brushed brass, antique brass or brushed nickel. Stainless steel is tough and cool. Aluminum alloy is light. Black nylon is quiet and soft. All of them wipe clean with a dry cloth.
Can I mix pulls and knobs on the same cabinets?
Yes. A common layout is a pull on every drawer and a knob on every door. The Aluminum Alloy Cabinet Handle and Knob gives you a matched handle and knob in one listing.